Phrasal verbs_put Flashcards
put down to
attribute, e.g. I put his mistake down to inexperience.
put forward
suggest, propose (an idea, shceme)
put accros
explain or communicate clearly
put back
move to late date
put off
postpone or delay
put on to
give someone informatiom about, e.g. You need expert advise about this. I can put you on to a very good lawyer
put through
connect by telephone
put up
invest, provide money for,
put out
1) put someone out- inconvenience him or her
2) put oneself out- make a special efforts
put up with
tolerate, endure
put one’s finger on
find the cause of the trouble
put one’s foot in
say the wrong thing or make an awkward mistake
put paid to
destroy,ruin completely, e.g. His accident put paid to his chances of being promoted.